jimmy10

Just took a peek at Ticketmaster. Looks like cheapest nosebleeds are like $120-$150. I saw first row behind the Bills bench for $1,500. There are a LOT of tickets on the aftermarket. Are people going to give Chefs fans the same sh*t we got all last week?

He still hasn’t thrown for 300, I mean 400, I mean 500 yards. What does this year’s QB draft class look like?

In sports you always hear about teams and players needing to “figure it out.” Those guys clearly all figured it out.

Jerry can take a long walk off a short pier.

Wtf, it’s too cold to be so dusty in here.

Ever play the Collinsworth drinking game? Every time he says “Now here’s a guy….” you take a drink. By halftime, you’re dead.

I don’t understand, why isn’t anyone scoring a TD on every single drive? Do these guys even know how to football?

Quiet start to this one. Can 67 year old Big Ben pull it off?

Lol, on WGR they just called the tackle-eligible touchdown a "thick six."

As does the new Vegas joint.

I saw some story the other day about an NBA player with a known injury who started a game and immediately came out. People apparently hammered the under prop bets on his performance and made a ton of money. It seems those live prop bet systems would be way too easy to game by insiders. I’m sure we’ll be seeing more stories like that.

I think a lot of the surplus is because of high expectations on the part of the resellers. This is our first ever postseason game, so before we even knew the schedule or forecast we decided to spring for club seats and do it up. Once the forecast and market became clear I adjusted the price on my regular seats to just a tick above face value (lower bowl corner) just to get my money back, and they sold in less than 12 hours.

Yup, I work with a gal whose dad owns a couple Greek diners here in ROC. She tells me all the Greek restauranteurs in town all come from the same village back home. And every single one of those diners is rock solid. I don’t know why anyone would ever go to a Dennys.

I’ve lived down south. No it doesn’t. Like Jim Gaffigan’s bit about Waffle House: [walks into a Waffle House] “I think I threw up in here once.” [looks in the corner] “Oh yeah, there it is.”

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Bacarri Rambo owns Aaron Rodgers. Get him back here for the Super Bowl.

Hell yeah. My brother is a white Sox fan (for some reason) and has a couple seats from the old Comiskey. I would love it if they gave season ticket holders the opportunity to buy their own seats as souvenirs.

Been getting these for years. Patronizing a business that tends to be patronized with disposable income means other associated business entities are also interested in getting your disposable income. Who knew?

So the Saints QB is some radio contest winner, right?

I’ve said it before, the contempt-for-the-audience schtick can work if you’re funny. Schoop ain’t funny.

Jerry got a holding call. It’s a Christmas miracle.

Shot glass if we win. Brown paper bag if we lose.

Americans gave $470B to charitable causes in 2020. Everyone involved in guiding some of that money to an organization should only do so on a volunteer basis? Non-profit =\= No costs